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Watchins by the water Side.
SAD SCENES AT CANARSIE-THE REAL STORY OF TIL
DIASTEK NOT YET TOLD.

SIENkS C1NARSIE-THE Rk1L 61URY
PLASTER NOT YET TOLD.
.CANARsIE. L. l., July 12.-The excitement over
the Mystery disaster has materially abated in
this village, the removal OF the bodies OF the
dead which were recovered from their
watery graves. and the absence of the large crowd
OF relatives and friends OF missing persons, and
the curiosity seekers contributing TO that result
There are, however still many anxious watchers
by the water side awaiting the news, or recovery
OF all that may be left OF some dear one,
No more bodies have yet been brought In,
and 1t Is doubtful whether any more Will be re-
covered In this vicinity, the tide having carried
them out to sea- No more satisfactory account OF
the manner in which the accident occurred, or the
causes leading to it has yet been obtained. There
are those who know the whole story, but viii not
tell IT until the cOronerS inquest Is held.
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WAsHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ST
w Cloud building, corner 9th aud SITS. NV. Eigh-
net &c. Free advantages.
je21 Inn o. b. BULLARD Director
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Missouri stirred Up.
STATE DELEGATION TO INVITE TIM PREsnsHr N

telegram from St. Louis says: Interest In Pres
ioent CleVeland's western visit has intensified and
spread out over the State since his letter with
drawing his acceptance OF the Invitation 10 visit
ST. Louis. The citizens have determined 10 bring
strong influence TO bear on him, and number Of
letters have been received by Mayor Francis from
citizens from various parts or the state urging an
other appeal Accordingly. with the Idea of OBJ
taining more general opinion, the mayor has
ISSUED an address 10 the people of Missouri In IL
he has requested every county In the state 10 3D.
point one or more representatives 10 join "A St.
Louis committee, ana To accompany them Ia Wash.
ington To bear the invitation. The delegation will
therefore, not be a city delegation alone but .
committee representing The whole State OF Mis-
souri,, all working 10 one end, To have the PrpSi.
dent of the United States honor the people OF this
State by visiting Its Chief city this fan. The mayor
has received from Charleston, NO. q petition u
TWO hundred voters OF Mississippi County, Joining
In the Invitation The committee will probably
start from here next Monday, and reach Washing.
New York
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSIEE'S SALE OF TWo-sToRy AND BASE
STREET. NORTHWEST ~

Under aud by virtue of decree of the Supreme -
Oogrt Of the District Of Columbia passed June Is,
aSSn IN cause NO 10000 equity will sell a -
PAY. July TWENTY-FIRsT. 1887, 1t FIVE
OCtoCk NJ. that part of Lot No. 9. in square
north OF square No a, in the city of Washington,
Go as follows for the same At
west 100 feet thence north Io feet inches: thence
t east feet inches thence north feet inches:
q feet inches to Fourth street and thence south -
feet inches to the beginning, together with the
provements and appurtenances
Terms OF sale Onethir cash; balance in two in
staments OF equal amount or.which the pronissory
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest at per
from the day Of sale and secured by deed trust Of
the premises sold viii be required all cash, at the
opIon OF the purchaser 500 deposit will be required
at time Of sale and the terms of sale must be complied
with within ten days from day of sale.
A G BRADLEY, Trustee,
jy12-dkds THOS DoWIIN1I Iuetioneer
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qGlGglans 10 TlG Star.
'REssDENT,s PLANS.
How He Will spend the Next Few
Days.

UTICA, N. T., July l2.-This evening the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland will hold an informal re-
ception at Holland Patent, which will be attended
by the prominent people OF the village, and shortly
after am. tomorrow Will leave on a special
train for Clinton to participate In the centennial
return to Utica. where they viii be the guests Of
ex-senator Herman and family at dinner. At 8
o'clock reception will be rendered them at the
Butterfeld House, which will last until
IL. 1t is now the Presidents intention to proceed
directly TO Forest Park to visit his brother Rev.
VIM. n. Cleveland.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
l. NO lob M STREET n. W., IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, BEING A TWO-STORY FRAME
HOCSE WITH RR1CE

HOUSE WITH BRICK BASEMENT.
By virtns Of decree passed on the 22d day of -
June, 1881: IN the cause of Wynne Freeman t.H
Ct a.: No l94s3, Eq; Doc 26, in the Supreme Iii
snau on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-SfXTH DAY
Of aa JUL 1851 AT $50 O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front Of
tne premises offer for sale at public auction the fol-
lowing real estate situated in the District of Columbia
to-wlt part of lot l. in square 1876, in the city of
sinnn. on street northwest twenty (20) feet from
the corner of said lot running thence north
thencs north sf thirty four CD d inches
south sxtytwo (62) feet ten (O) inches thence east
Cunning.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash and the balance in
equal 1nstalments at six and twelve months with in
teres at per cent secured by the purchasers
and deed OF trust or all cash at the option Of the
time of sale If the terms OF sale are not complied
with within ten days the Trustee reserves the right to
rseii at the risk and cost of the dfautnx purchaser
All conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
W. Z. DUHAMEL, Trustee
- AGO Louisiana ave.
ONNCANSON BROS., Aucts. iyl2-eo&da
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Shot His Wife by Mistake.

CINCINNATI, o., July IA special from Logans-
port, Ind, says that al o'clock this morning Mr.
w. A. Garner, resident or Royal Center in the
northern part Of tue county, was awakened by
some one cropping around the room. Seeing a form
at a window he thought il was Il burglar and he
fired at it. The body 1e.l. When he got a light he
found he had shot his wife and she was dead.
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~ O. w. STICKNEY,
" Real Estate Auctioneer 936 st.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY; BEING House NO. 20,S G STREET
And HOI SIS NIMBEkED S24. $50 AND S2S
TWENTIETH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust to us, recorded in -
llber NJ" 8 +. folio 10 of the land
for the District of Columbia, and the written Iii
request OF the party secured thereby, will
sale ~ front OF the premises, on MONDAY, the
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JULY, A. ID. 1887, ut FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, the following described real estate
lying and being III the city of Washington District of
Columbia known and described as lot numbered uine
teen 90. in Babcocks recorded subdivision of
original lots s, 9snd 10. in square numbered hun
dred and three tl03 the is recorded in Liner
tr1ct of Columbia Improved by house No. 2O1S G
street northwest1
immediately thereafter will offer original lot
numbered twenty-six t26), square numbered one hun
cred and , one GOD improved by houses numbered
S24 SO aud $50 goth street. the trustees reservlng
the right to sell the said houses separately =
Terms of SALE Onehalf 90 cash: balance in two 2)
three or hve years. to suit convenience of the
chaser with interest payable semi annually, be
cured by deed OF trust the property sold. A de-
post OF $lOO Will be- CURED piece of prop
erty sold at time of SALE Conveyanclng purchasers
cost Terms to be compiled with within ten DAYS, OF
trustees reserve the right to resell 1T he risk and
OF the default1nB purchaser a ter five days advertise
Inent III some paper published in the District of Co.
luinbia. GEORGE w. HAkkrESS,
JOHN MCCLELLAND, JR.,
HI-soSdS Trustees,
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NINETY DEGREEs.-As the thermometer regis
Tered 80 degrees this afternoon Il is expected that
to-morraw VIII be pretty warm.
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The Flux Epidemic i'm Virginia.

LYNCHBURG, Va, July I2.-Advices 70 the Adj
Udnce report that the lux epidemic has assumed
alarming proportions in B0tetourt, Roanoke, Bed
ford and Amherst Counties. The mortality has
been greatest among Children.
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RANGE OF THE THERnonETKR-Ths following
Were Tue Readings al the signal Once to-day: -
H. %; 2p.m., IS: maximum 30; miuiInum, a.
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CHaA.NCERY SALE OF HOUSES NUMBERED 400
NUE. NOKTHMEST. WASHINGTON. D. Q.

(NHANCERY SALE OF HOUSES NUMBERED 400
NUE. Nokf I'M w tas aT s. G AVE-
:, By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of -
ON May m ns cdnso
fsea and nsed Ssl Had
signed the trustees appointed by said decree win
VII gps. sfS Il Day II 81 T T D
1887. At the hour Of FIVE O'CLOCK PM lots num-
@ of Ss
SWEETS Ned, subdivision OF lots ettsred A. C. and
OF original lot numbered one ID, square numbered
six hundred and tWenty.nine t6ss1 in the city Of
said is recorded in Lber No.
at folio - one Of the surveyors Records of said
pertaining to said numbered and subdivision lots.
90 the purchase money Of each Of said nabered
lots shall be paid in cash at the time of SALE within
shall be payable equal nstaments at six ), twelve
II, and eighteen 1S) months from the day of sale
dated as the day Of sale and secured by duly re-
corded deed Of trust and policy of insurance the
or a. 1t the option of the
the viii be sold free and sesr o
all such taxes and thereaganst that the
maninT unpaid up to the time Of sale All recording
and to be at the cost and expense
sold is to be retained until the final ratification Of the
sale thereof is made by the court A deposit Of 800
the terms Of sale not complied with within Is days
from the day Of sale the retain
"a '-' FESDAI li (: AL .RstSs
49, Louisiana avenue; Trps+es.
THOS. BOWLING. Auctioneer. je21-dkds
OF THE THE
81
tue same n SEs h5$ E5.{s ,.5HxAspsR
JOHN E. ,McNAlLY, irusseeA
jy7 Columbia Law Bldg,
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FOR SALF-HOUSES.

V'Oi. SALT HOSE IHREE COSY IWo-SloRi
II bricks, T. rCoi> modern in prOveIneuts: on -.
NV between 4ih and sth SIS jast hnished. will Sc
silsle Eouse $ = whole at = barxsin:
J. L. WUISTON,
(SuccessOr to Lonely Wolsto11
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A Dakota Hail Storm.

PIERRE, OAK, July IA terrific tornado and
hail storm passed over the northern portion of
Hughes and the southern portion OF Sulley coun-
ties last night. Stones as large hens eggs beat
the crops out Of tllne while the wind laid houses
low.
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NUNcANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.

LARGE AND PEREMpToKY SALE OF A WE'LL
ASSORTED AND SEASONED STOCK OF VEL
iNGs, 81 No Kiln DRY aE6RaiAa xND
VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING AND STEPPING,
WHITE PINE DRESSED LUMBER, WHITE AND
BELOW PINE SIDING, CEDAR POSTS
STOCK OF LUMBER CONTAINED IN YARD
OF yAs. f BARB0uR, TWELFTH AMP MARH-
Land AVENUE SOUTHWEST, TO BE PER
EMPToRY SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF vACATING
YARD, AT AUCTION.
On TIL KsDAY MORNING, JULY FOURTEENTH
commencing CONNIE at Ten O'CLOCK, We will sell at the
above lumber yard by order of Mr.. JAS. f. Barbour
lwho has removed to his new yards 14th and streets
horthWest). This ga should command the attention
OF builders and others in search of desirable goods.
iy1-4t
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THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION has re.
St Thomas, OAK, which is supplementary to
those already received from other farmers OF that
vicinity, alleging refusal on the part OF the
Manitoba Railroad Co TO furnish cars for the ship
the previous complaints from that uedghborhoOd,
assumes to speak for the entire community OF
farmers and bears evidence OF being tina outcome
OF general movement Of farmers for relief.
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GEN. LoGAN's EsTATE.-The inventory OF the es-
tate OF Gen. Jno. A Logan was filed In the Probate
Court In Chicago yesterday. The inventory states
that the personal property OF Gen. Logan consists OF
furniture La the generals late Residence PIG Calu-
met avenus. $z.l2e worth OF property on u farm
In jackson County, III, q share In the III (,n
League Association and the roy altles on 'lhe Great
Conspiracy" and the Volunteer soldier vi Amer.
lea" The realty includes PHO Calumet avenue,
several lots In COOK County and FRANKLIN County,
and unimproved land In jackson County.
Judge knlckerbocker liked the WIDOWS award It
$3.50.
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y IT
DUNCANSON BROS., Auctloneers. jy9-dS
B. WILLIAMS 8 90, Auctioneers.

NV AuCtlOneerS
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
No l225 STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUG
TION.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly made andex
eeuted, bearing date OH the eleventh day of Au-sH
gust A. D. 1877, and recorded in Iiber No S61, E.I
folio 81 seq the land records Of the District OF
foiumba and by direction Of the party secured there
ises on MONDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF July,
A ID; 1887, at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ, part OF Lot mum
bered hve CD. III Square numbered two hundred and
ninety three (29, said part of lot having frontage
OF twenty three (2b feet five (o) inches north
is3l feet five 90 inches andimproved by three-story
Frame Dwelling, No. 1928.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, the balance in equal instruments
one and two years. with interest Of per cent
per annum, payable semi-annualy. aud secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold All conveyancing
at cost OF purchaser 500 to be deposited at time
OF sale. II the terms of sale ale moi complied with
within ~ days from date Of sale the property will be
resoit at risk and cost of deiaulting purchaser.
ALBERT +. FOX, NJ.
jy9d&ds MARTIN NJ ROHRER / trustees.
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Death OF Ex.Licut. Gov. Robinson.
AsHEvI.LE, n. c., July 12.-Ex-Lieut. GOV. j. L.
Robinson died last night at his home In Franklin,
Macon county, aged forty-nine years. For two
years he held a position under the Indian affairs
division OF the Interior department.
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Queen kapiOlami Not Alarmed.
SHE SAYS THE POLITICAL SITUATION In HAWAII Don
NOT AFFECT HER.

Queen Kapolani and her suite, including Minis.
ter Carter and yice-Consul Allen, held long con.
sultation at the victoria Hotel In New York yes
terday afternoon. AT the conclusion OF the con-
ference Col j. II. Boyd, the queens private secre-
tary, said TO reporter: 1--WE succeeded In floating
the loan OF s., OO0, 900, the English bondhoders,
who have In the past interested themselves In Ha-
waiian finances taking the bonds The bonds
We're ISSUED by the Hawaiian Government prior 10
our departure, and we look them TO England with
VI. The story OF the revolution in the Islands,
reported In the papers, looks q little crooked 70
me- lt seems very strange that Castle, who has
such large interests In the islands, should be In
are reported as now going on in the islands. The
queen Is not IN the least alarmed about the present
her."
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The PACIFIC RAILROAD INVESTIGATION. - The
aror M p. hili and Col Sohn Atkins. IL was
brocS hit out Ia evidence that Denver newspaper
paid $50 ton Tor shipment OF paper from Chicago,
while a San Francisco paper had IL shipped clear
To the Coast Tor SO a ton The discrimination Is
still continued, notwithstanding the Interstate
commerce law, the fourth section or which was
suspended by the Commissioners.
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NVANTED-BY YALE MAN AN ENGAGEMENT
w for coming school year private tutor. to fit tor
dress MAXIM L. DURsf, ri Shingles st. Pittsburg,
Pa. telS-sStu2.us
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Saml n. Wells, colored, q bacon dealer In the
street market, Was before the Police Court to-
Gay, charged with interfering with Food Inspector
fined so. Appeal noted
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NOR SALE-A POSITIVE BARGAIN-A TWO
IL story Brick Dwelling ON b st. opposite Agri-
cultural grounds. containing rooms and BATH with
az modern improvements. rents for 60 per month
lIlC, Only 5000. Il. H. WARNER s CO,
fyfsB Fat
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CAPT. R. G. EBERT, assistant surgeon, in chang
ing station from Fort Hamilton, New York harbOr
to Fort Custer, Montana, has been ordered to
OF the East to the Department OF Dakota.
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NUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
IW0;sTORY. FRAME HOUSE, IN GOOD CoNDI,
IiON, No. 1905 I STREET NORTHWEST (TO
BE REMOVED AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY FIFTEENTH. 49,
at SIX O'CLOCK viii sell the above House, to NM?
be removed i'll ten days. Open for inspection unit lI
day of sale.
Terms cash. N9-d
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

n UMINISTRATOKS SALE.
- Under and by virtue of order of the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia holding Orphans
Court shall offer sale at public auction on FRI
DAi, July FIFTEENTH, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.
NJ IN premises No. 90l 9th street southeast lot of
household Furniture, consisting of Beds Bedding and
deceased.
Terms cash.
JOHN NJ. MITCHELL, Administrator.
DUNCANSON RR0S AM 10 4
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DIED.

There have been two new cases Of yellow fever
at Key West, Fla, and one death.
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District Government Affairs.
NRAsuRRS AGAINST PI Er-Ra- PNHunnNIl

DhUtHaCS 9HOVeH nueuG AuuatrSs
MEASURES AGAINST PLKURo-PNEUAoNIA.
In the matter of the alleged existence OF pleuro-
pneumonia among cattle In the District, the
health officer. to whom the mater was referred
recommends to the District Commissioners the
adoption OF the regulations OF the Agricultural De-
partment, and that the chief OF the Bureau or
Animal Industry OF that department he designated
as District veterinarian.
THE DISTRICT ESTIMATES
The Commissioners have ordered that the esti-
mates ma OF various Departments OF the government
for the year ending July i, 1919, be submitted on
or before september ], 1887.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle follows:
j. H. Mclean, to erect four brick dwellings on the
southeast corner OF 10th and streets northwest;
SIS, 600 II. Palmer, to erect three brick dwellings
numbered 2402 TO 2406 14th street extended:
$4,000 j. A. Shaf1ieid, to repair No: PIG Penn
sylvania avenue northwest: $3.50. N Eckhardt TO
repair No. 1908 l4th street northwest; 5000 X.
/. Fleming, to repair No. 1903 street northwest
81 800. b. Charlton, to repair No. 9l5 street
northwest; 5000.
MISCELLANEOUS
A comparative statement OF the liquor licenses
Issued during the last Two fiscal years, prepared
by Commissioner Webb. shows net decrease
The following Janitors OF public school buildings
have been made additional policemen for three
years: Walter S. Crown, at Maury School: Richard
NJ. Allen, at Bradley School; Andrew b. King at
Weightman School; w. A. Brawner, for Potomac
School.
WIN. NJ Gait having refused to execute his con.
tract for supplying hay to the District, the Com
mlssioners have informed him that unless he does
SO they will use the s., 600 deposited by him as
Forfeit In the purchase OF the hay necessary.
The contract for improving the Bennings Road
has been awarded to Albert Gleason.
Vermont avenue viii not be improved any fur
ther during the present season.
The Custer Guards have applied for permission
to use room in the basement OF the Eastern
Market as an armOry. Refused.
The police trial board has found Stationkseper
Jno +. Kelly. IT,, guilty OF gross neglect OF duty
and he has been dismissed. A. II. Voss has been
appointed TO I'LL the vacancy.
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PALMER. At his residence, 1o20h Seventh street
southwest July j. 1857, 81 10 O'Clock Ia, LEEICK
PALMER, In the sixty eighth year OF his age.
WAKEFIELD. TRACEY, infant son Of L. O. and
Minnie n Wsr6eld sged eight weeks.
Funeral at Derwood, Montgomery County, Nd
Burial ~ nl To- MORROW ~ sdnssday) ct Congrss-
sionKl cemetery.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

I2oR sALE-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BUILD
II ing sites at reduced prices. Some special bar
'1 Wi*-s, h. H. / 1871 hhlfo Il NV.
V,oIt SALE-DESIBABLE CORNER LOT. 14TH
deF inc oss i4 % DTER
EoR sALE-sQUARE EAST, OF, 1o4a; TRAN
Il gle. 17.03l feet Is Lo to be sold at Bargain
,o,. Successor to Longiey s Wolston.
IIOR sALE-ONE-THIRD OF SQUARE 1898 IF
sold within few days will sell at decIde f bargain
jy1a-3t GO + st. NV.
IGOR sALE-THREE ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS
OF j + Snss' j. h. ~ Sea g / w.
EoK sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON THE
eth SITS, 20.3x12s to 3O-foot alley Adjoining walls
yIa-6t 1905 St NV.
IrOR SALE-CHEAP-LOTSI IN THE SOUTHEAST
estate viii offer at bargains desirable lots in
the southeast section Of the c1tyon NJ 1st and Half
easy B. IL IVA WAR flS CO. 1'o PEI '' jy1a taS
NOR SALE-BAkGAINS IN LOTS IN THF SOUTH
and Half ST. e. aud Mclean ave sw at prices rang
ing 1Lom So, TO $500 splendid opportunity for
usS''H 10 'uo ''' B. IH WAESER Go easy
iy12-3t 9IG Est NV
EOR SALE SIX lots on " ST. NEAR NEW
taken in the next few days; ~ squares northeast
hEa and a dry pT1eeh &c per fo0 sold at onGs snpo
ave- price 4oe., II taken within rye days
jy1I-3t. 1895 st.
IHOR SALE-A FRONTAGE OF 20 FIT. ON F ST.
Il bet oath and 2:5tl, north side 5000 worth of Old
RIMS eo on ,hd aSa , very cheap GEO W
E;oR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL FRONT OF 14O FEET,
Il one square from nlted States Capitol. al sacri-
A. MITCHELL 9.34 ST. Rooms aud s. jyii-3ts
ICoR sALE-wE OFFER FOR SALE A FINE LOT
on lo s Is Saars sfrs the Also %, Oh m
extended. distance above Boundary, 81 6xl so;
p!s 5 cent? III ss iS5 S4?Is 5h p1rs
lCoR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A LOT sOx13o.
L OILY 3 squares north OF Penn ave, in the north
g9-3t sao st.nw.
E4R sM-E-GQoD LOT, SOUTH FRONT H ST.,
Il bet, Goth and , lst SIS. ) l.25
g. bet. 9th and 10th SITS lot 37x7O; SO
choice lots Oh. Columbia I!esiiSs at a bargain.
One OF the most desirable lots at Forest Glenn
BAXTER & MCGOWAN.
iy9-3t' zoos. 1910 f st.u.w.
Eoa sALE--FINE LOT IN soUTHEAs +, ON 18TH
Il st. near Massachusetts, ave Irice Is cents yer
,raa NeLAcHLEs BArGHEIDER,
NOR sAIE-SINGLE BUILDING LOTS ON ROS-
l. Ign heights oo1l2% at DC and I'd, 1oc oo
iys I'm 1907 F st.
EOR SALE VERY DESIRABLE LOTS IN NORTH
j vest section, near d. pJnt Circle. from : %
S1.45 PR foot I. ii. SlIHERD & co,
Ds-In 1907 st.
NOR SALE-CHOICE LOTS IN NORTHEAST SEC
ZION, hear stanton So are, from 40c to % Per
loot I. ID. SAtHEkD X Co,
jyS-1m 1907 st.
LOR SALE
Hopkins st, near Dupont Circle.
l. st. near New Hampshire ave. INSTRUMENTATION
n 10 Va II .Z.UU
,-".t Nai4tOi, HSdi w
North Carolina ave-. 18th ne.
JAMES W. TYLER,
ie25 929 NV. Second Floor
LOR SALE
LOTS ON THE TFNLEYTOWN ROAD
OPPOSITE PRESIDENT CLEVELANDS COUNTRY
SEAT AND ST ALBAN'S CHURCH
stages Viii run shortly every half hour from High
st.. iare, , cents.
Lots sold easy terms Monthly payments &C.
ce led ON contracts Tor deeds and deferred payments
bear Ter cent l4terest. Twenty lots have been
already sold.
These lots Immediately adioin the Washington Inn.
winch VIII be open Tor GUESTS June l.
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